Can you take video of someone and hologram them?
10914
hello andi - to answer your question about the hologram maker - no , unfortunately you cannot make a video hologram ( as far as i know ) with this device because only small objects can be placed inside this hologram maker to make holograms. have a great day ! :)
10915
My guess would be no. The H-M creates a 3-D image based on reflecting the physical object placed inside it. Even if you projected a video inside there, it could not create 3-D from a 2-D image.
10916
I do not believe so. This is a mirror-based system reflecting physical objects to create the illusion of floating.
1226607
The answer to "legal" yes/no...yes anyone anywhere in the U.S. can own one and even carry it around but, and this is the "NO" it's not legal part. You can pretty much record anyone on video in every state, but you cannot record the audio in every state!!! It depends on your state. The "3rd party" law is some places only 1 person has to know you're recording a conversation (the one with the recorder). Others both parties have to know and give consent. For your house put a sticker on your front window that says "24hr audio and video surveillance" and that is your "disclosure that you're recording the would be theives, cheats, lovers, what ever the case may be... Hope that helps somewhat... :) The answer to "legal" yes/no...yes anyone anywhere in the U.S. can own one and even carry it around but, and this is the "NO" it's not legal part. You can pretty much record anyone on video in every state, but you cannot record the audio in every state!!! It depends on your state. The "3rd party" law is some places only 1 person has to know you're recording a conversation (the one with the recorder). Others both parties have to know and give consent. For your house put a sticker on your front window that says "24hr audio and video surveillance" and... » Read More The answer to "legal" yes/no...yes anyone anywhere in the U.S. can own one and even carry it around but, and this is the "NO" it's not legal part. You can pretty much record anyone on video in every state, but you cannot record the audio in every state!!! It depends on your state. The "3rd party" law is some places only 1 person has to know you're recording a conversation (the one with the recorder). Others both parties have to know and give consent. For your house put a sticker on your front window that says "24hr audio and video surveillance" and that is your "disclosure that you're recording the would be theives, cheats, lovers, what ever the case may be... Hope that helps somewhat... :) « Show Less
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No unfortunately not, but the quality is decent enough for you to screen grab stills from the video. Hope that helps.
2247067
Totally. Use the camera own software for processing the image and gps data together. It superimposes on the video, the gps information related to the scene, i. e., speed, altitude etc. It has basic editing capabilities, but you can always use Imovie or Final Cut afterwardsÁlvaro
1172936
You will need a recording device such as digital video recorder (DVR) that stores the video on a hard drive or a SD card.
651629
You can insert a SD card into the camera, then you can use the card to transfer the footage.
683382
Sure can! Voice is great. Video, well, I've never been able to transmit my face, but can see who I am calling very well.Haven't used it recently.
1680847
Yes I can , buy lately have come many better remote video cameras out . Try any 1.3 MegaPixel Network Camera with a NVR.
2034711
Just film on screen and they provide you with how-to video links. I use these on my phone as well.
598665
No, you will have to take the videos off the memory card and upload it yourself
2094543
Yes, you can record video through this lens as well. Make sure your lens is clean. Finger prints will mess up the resolution.
1201078
Yes, but it's tricky and you will need two hands to do this, so the person will be seen and recorded. If possible, install in an area with other cameras protecting close area. No way to lock..
1712710
No, there is a different model for that. You need to take the SD card out of the camera to see any of the footage from it.
887263
yes. You just have to select that setting on the video camera before recording.
587012
Yes you can, even though quality wise it may be better to record them separately.
636022
Yes you can. There is no flash so the person won't know you are getting them on camera. Put a lock on it so if the person sees it they can take the card and there goes your proof. Good luck!
343281
No, It would not be worth the effort to try and do that. It is a very basic camera and requires old technology. It is cheap and effective if you are wanting to watch the front desk or something of that nature.